The phrase "assistance raised" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of increasing or providing help, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The assistance raised during the charity event exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "help provided" or "support offered".
Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21, said Mr. Burkle's assistance "raises very serious and troublesome questions" about the pardon process.
Mr. Kruger had been under investigation by federal prosecutors in Brooklyn who were looking into accusations that he had helped businessmen surmount bureaucratic hurdles in exchange for assistance raising campaign money, but the charges stemmed from an investigation by Manhattan federal prosecutors and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
After the second set he called for medical assistance, raising fears that the hip injury that got so bad last year that he needed surgery – and led to his dropping out of the world's top 100 last February – might have flared up again.
The reason is that the home sellers who provide the assistance raise their prices in order to get it back.
Maile has been working in the field of victim assistance, raising critical funds and much needed awareness, for over 20 years.
Pediatricians familiar with the condition can help teach you about healthy growth and development of your baby and refer you to relevant services for further assistance raising and educating your child.
The new regime cut wages, reduced welfare assistance and raised food prices.
People Mr. Nice worked with in the industry have offered assistance and raised money, for the trip.
Mr. Grams, who had no primary race and has not refused PAC or soft money assistance, has raised about $6.5 million.
In a dissenting opinion, Justice John A. Lahtinen noted that Ms. Caldwell worked at a series of jobs and at times had to rely on public assistance but raised two successful children.
